June 24-28, 2012
Dublin, Ireland
Contact
lathrop@illinois.edu
Organized by
Tentative agenda
The workshop begins on Sunday evening, June 24, with a welcome reception. Presentations start on Monday morning, June 25, and end Thursday afternoon, June 28. Hotel checkout is Friday morning.
A typical daily schedule is from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and participants are expected to take part in social team-building activities held in the evenings.
Look for a final agenda in early May.
LAST UPDATED APRIL 23, 2012.
Monday, June 25, morning
- HPC Challenges and Opportunities
Welcome and introduction of participants
Monday, June 25, morning - Keynote
- "The exascale, why and how"
David Keyes, KAUST/Columbia University
Monday, June 25, afternoon - Hands-on session
- Parallel programming
David Henty, EPCC
Xavier Teruel, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Monday, June 25, evening - Electronic poster sessions
Tuesday, June 26, morning - Scientific talks
- Material science
Joost VandeVondele, University of Zurich - Plasma physics
Frank Jenko, Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics - Life sciences
Erik Lindahl, Stockholm University - CFD/Engineering
TBD
Tuesday, June 26, afternoon - Hands-on session
- Performance analysis and optimization
Philip Blood, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Christian Rössel, Juelich Supercomputing Center
Tuesday, June 26, evening - Group activity (TBA)
Wednesday, June 27, morning - Scientific talks
- Life sciences
Thomas Cheatham, University of Utah - Astrophysics
Bronson Messer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory - HPC simulations for public health
Shawn Brown, University of Pittsburgh - Nanoscience
Umberto Ravaioli, University of Illinois
Wednesday, June 27, afternoon - HPC talk
- Workflow tools
Scott Callaghan, Southern California Earthquake Center
Wednesday, June 27, afternoon - Hands-on session
- GPU programming
Rob Farber, Irish Centre for High-End Computing, and BlackDog Endeavors, LLC
Thursday, June 28, morning - HPC talks
- Data-intensive computing: Introduction
Robert Sinkovits, San Diego Supercomputer Center - Numerical libraries
Tony Drummond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - PFS, PIO, data transfer
Robert Sinkovits and associate, San Diego Supercomputer Center
Thursday, June 28, morning
- Numerical algorithms
Piotr Liszcek, University of Tennessee, Knoxville - Climate
Luis Kornblueh, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
Thursday, June 28, afternoon - Hands-on session
- Scientific visualization
Amy Szczepanski, University of Tennessee/National Institute for Computational Sciences
Galen Arnold, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois